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多模态行为感知在高校学生心理健康监测与预警中的应用进展
  • ISSN:3029-2735(Online)3029-2719(Print)
  • DOI:10.69979/3029-2735.26.07.091
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  • 语言:中文
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多模态行为感知在高校学生心理健康监测与预警中的应用进展

余思慧1 卞晓谦2(通讯作者)

1深圳职业技术大学,广东深圳,518055;

2澳门城市大学,中国澳门特别行政区,999078;

摘要:多模态行为感知为高校学生心理健康监测与预警提供了新的数据来源和分析路径。本文基于近年多模态机器学习、数字表型、技术介导心理评估和学校心理健康服务研究,梳理多模态行为感知由“数据融合”走向“预警证据建构”的应用进展。结果表明,相关技术主要沿四个方向演进:数据层面由单一或并列模态采集转向跨模态时空对齐、个体基线建模和低干扰连续感知;特征层面由人工设计的声学、视觉、生理浅层指标转向深度模型学习的语义化、动态化和个体化表征;融合层面由决策层后融合转向注意力机制、Transformer结构和跨模态交互建模;应用层面由静态症状识别扩展为动态监测、风险识别、预警提示和服务衔接。上述变化的实质,是研究者开始从“能否预测心理状态”转向“何种行为变化可以作为风险预警证据”。未来研究需进一步明确心理状态与模态线索的对应关系,发展可解释、可复核的多模态融合模型,并在真实校园场景中检验其生态效度、伦理边界和服务转化价值。

关键词:多模态学习分析;心理健康监测;风险预警;行为感知;数据融合;证据建构;数字表型;高校学生

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